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Tuesday, June 24, 2014
BIGGER iPhones on the Way
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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Every Legal App for iPhone and iPad
iOS apps for lawyers abound, whether for case management, billing, or trial preparation. This page has every legal app for iOS that we could find.
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Lawyers Should Take Notes by Hand
Based on this study, at least, there is no question how lawyers should be taking notes: by hand.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Family Law Reimagined
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Thursday, June 5, 2014
The Law Office Of The Future
The practice of law is undergoing a fundamental transformation in the way legal work is acquired and done. Change is a fact of life, and the velocity of change is driving the creation of faster, more agile law firms. In the future, legal work will be done differently, with different team members, and under different organizational structures.
Work will be better managed, more collaborative, more transparent and more client-focused. The design of the law office in the future will need to address these rapidly changing influences which are fundamentally re-engineering how work is done. The law office of the future will be smaller, flexible, more collaborative, and technology enabled. It will look more like a business consulting firm than a law firm.The investment Gensler is making is not minor. It has created an entire website, redesign-law. com dedicated to its vision of the new law office. The site is quite impressive. Packed with videos and pictures, you really should check it out. Here's a sample:
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